Sentence examples for makes the criticism from inspiring English sources

There is also the most devastating moment in any Kubrick film – a death of a child – that makes the criticism that the film is aloof and emotionally frozen seem absurd.

What makes the criticism of the CBO particularly ironic is that its current director, Keith Hall, was given the job by Republicans after they took control of Congress – largely because of his perceived friendliness to GOP initiatives.

And this is what makes the criticisms of Enright's piece in the media all the more depressing.

Mr. Murtha's long involvement in Pentagon issues and his history of hawkishness made the criticism all the more influential.

Kingsolver says that, when he first made the criticism in the 1990s, "I was surprised, so I called him up.

But writing in English made the criticism a little less wounding because it gave him a bit of distance.

Johansson's mother is Jewish, and she has identified with the religion, which presumably would make the criticism feel more personal.

To make the criticism really fair, it would be interesting to see how the latter episodes of season seven, with the show's new companion Clara, fared.

The leader of the Anglican church made the criticism in a broad-ranging speech in which he called on religious leaders to confront the "profound differences" between their faiths or risk allowing extremism to flourish.

The Brigadier said he would not have made the criticism had he known about that document.

If something is being commented on, you can see the actual identity of the person making the criticism or the praise.